Manufacturing method of high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride

ABSTRACT

A manufacturing method of a high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride includes (A) providing a polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate having a polished surface, and utilizing a magnetron sputtering apparatus to react an aluminum target and a plasma formed of nitrogen and argon for forming an aluminum nitride film on the surface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate, wherein the aluminum nitride film fills into a hole or a gap generated by a lattice defect of the surface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate; (B) thinning, grinding and polishing the aluminum nitride film for planarizing the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate; (C) forming an aluminum coating layer on the aluminum nitride film by a vacuum coating apparatus; (D) forming a sliver coating layer on the aluminum coating layer by another vacuum coating apparatus; and (E) forming a surface-protecting layer on the sliver coating layer.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims the priority benefit of Taiwan PatentApplication Serial No. 106142482, filed Dec 5, 2017. The entirety of theabove-mentioned patent application is hereby incorporated herein byreference and made a part of this specification.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a manufacturing method of a reflectioncoating film with aluminum nitride, and more particularly to amanufacturing method of a high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride.

2. Description of the Prior Art

The technique of reflection layer of a LED substrate that can reflectinfrared light to visible light has been used widely. In the nextdeveloping stage, the technique of reflection mirror for reflectingwide-range light is rapidly developed, which is expected to be appliedto reflect light ranged from infrared light to near-ultraviolet. Atpresent, substrate material of the LED reflection film is mostlyaluminum oxide and/or silicon-based substrate with low thermalconductance value. However, because the wavelength of near-ultravioletis short, the generated high heat is easily accumulated in lightemitting component. A known research shows that the luminous intensityof the light emitting component will be decreased about 0.05-1% when thetemperature is raised with 1° C., which will cause light decay and colorshift.

Because aluminum nitride is a ceramic insulator having higher thermalconductive property (a thermal conductance value of polycrystallinealuminum nitride ranges from 70 W·m⁻¹·K⁻¹ to 210 W·m⁻¹·K⁻¹), aluminumnitride material is applied to microelectronics widely. With theimprovement of production technique and process equipment, the aluminumnitride ceramic substrate with advantages of both low thermal resistanceand voltage durability may be applied to high-power LED illuminationindustry, so as to enhance performance and reliability of the high-powerlighting product.

Nowadays, developing methods of optical film technique mainly includethe following items: (1) developing new coating method in aspect ofprocess; (2) applying to wide-range light spectrum in aspect oftechnique; and (3) modifying the process by designing films andanalyzing errors of film thickness through computer assist in aspect ofdesign. The above three items combining with material selectingtechnique become the whole development framework.

Regarding to the high reflection mirror, the manufacturing method mainlyincludes: chemical vapor deposition (CVD), molecular beam epitaxy (MBE),plasma assisted chemical vapor deposition (PACVD), laser chemical vapordeposition (LCVD), metal organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD),pulsed laser deposition (PLD), magnetron reactive sputtering (MRS) , ionimplantation, and so on. Common vapor deposition method of optical filmis to heat and evaporate metal or inorganic compound in a vacuum togenerate vapor so as to adhered on the substrate and condense into afilm. However, the evaporation may make the coating layer weak (orloose) or porous due to a moderate property, and this weak coating layermay be affected by water absorption and therefore the effectiverefractive index may be changed, which leads to a decrease inperformance. Further, the formation rate of the coating layer formed byevaporation is too slow to meet a mass production requirement. Incontrast, the magnetron sputtering method is that ions of a target ofmetal or inorganic compound with high power are released and sputteredon the objective optical component after ions of plasma are acceleratedfor being in contact with the target of metal or inorganic compound. Themagnetron sputtering method increases the kinetic energy of the coatingmolecules to improve compactness and adhesion of the coating layer, andthe magnetron sputtering method has shorter process time to enhance ayield rate effectively.

The technique of reflection film is applied to both of the reflectionsubstrate of LCD backlight module and the reflection substrate of LEDlight emitting component, in order to increase the luminous intensity ofthe light source or optical property. The conventional reflection filmis common formed on glass, PET, aluminum oxide ceramic, etc., which havelow thermal conductive property, or on sapphire, silicon carbide, etc.,which have higher price. However, when the above conventional substratesis applied to the high-power light-emitting component, high thermalconductive property, high insulation, smoothness of the surface,processing easily and low cost cannot be satisfied at the same time.

Chinese patent CN 201510567779 provides a manufacturing method ofhigh-reflectivity substrate for LED illumination. This manufacturingmethod includes following steps: step (1): selecting ceramic, metal ornon-metal materials or combination thereof to serve as the base materialof the substrate, performing a nano embossing process for preparing anorderly-arranged geometrical structure layer on the surface of thesubstrate, and evenly distributing graphene powder on the surface of thegeometrical structure layer to form a heat dissipation layer; and step(2): performing a film deposition method for depositing optical materialonto the surface of the geometrical structure layer to formhigh-reflectivity layer, wherein the optical material includes at leastone of metal or metal oxide. In the above patent, the material of thesubstrate includes ceramic material including aluminum oxide, aluminumnitride, silicon carbide or zirconium oxide; metal material includingiron, steel, copper, aluminum, aluminum-titanium alloy oraluminum-magnesium alloy; non-metal material including polystyrene,polycarbonate, organic glass, ABS plastic, quartz glass or opticalglass. Wherein, the ceramic material may closely meet the requirementsof high thermal conductive property, high insulation, smoothness of thesurface, processing easily and low cost. However, monocrystallineceramic is expensive to be manufactured, which leads commercializationto being unfavorable; polycrystalline ceramic substrate may have holesand/or gaps generated by lattice defect in the sintering process easily,which leads the substrate to having a worse surface smoothness, so as toaffect the reflected light intensity after completing the reflectionlayer.

The reflective coating material characteristics of the reflection mirrorhave a close positive correlation with the wavelength of the reflectedlight. In order to enhance the light intensity reflected by thereflection mirror, the coating structure needs to combine differentreflective materials for complementing the reflection efficiency ofspecific wave band. Chinese patent CN 01122099 invents a high reflectionmirror. In CN 01122099, a TiO_(x) layer (1≤x≤2) is formed on a base, asilver layer is then formed for serving as a reflection layer, and aprotecting layer with Al₂O₃ is formed on the silver layer, such that areflectivity of light with wavelength ranging from 400 nm to 700 nm isgreater than 97%. Chinese patent CN 200620014229 is a utility modelrelated to a novel reflection film, and the film order of the reflectionfilm is: substrate/N1/N2/N1/silver/aluminum, wherein the dielectriclayer N1 has a higher refraction index than the dielectric layer N2, thereflection surface is the front surface structure, the substrate is PETfilm or glass, the material of N1 is TiO, and the reflection film has ahigh reflectivity of visible light (400 nm-800 nm) ranges from 90% to95%. The above methods disclose that when using single silver layer toserve as the reflection layer, the light reflectivity in the range onlyfrom visible light region to far infrared light region is good, whilethe reflectivity of near-ultraviolet is bad, which does not meet therequirement of reflecting infrared light, visible light and ultravioletat the same time. Moreover, Chinese patent CN 201410706122 invents analuminum-silver multilayer broadband reflection film based on aluminumoxide interlayer including a substrate, a first aluminum oxide film, afirst aluminum film, a second aluminum oxide film, a first silver film,a third aluminum oxide film, a second aluminum film, a fourth aluminumoxide film, a second silver film and a fifth aluminum oxide film whichare sequentially and closely arranged from bottom to top. The abovepatent CN 201410706122 utilizes the combination of properties of thealuminum film having low visible light reflectivity and silver filmhaving low ultraviolet reflectivity, such that the result shows thereflection band covers ultraviolet, visible light and infrared light.The above patent forms a stack including nine coating films on thesubstrate, including two aluminum films and two silver films to serve asreflection layer and five aluminum oxide protecting films, and thus, theprocess is complicated and costs much time. In addition, the aluminumoxide film with low thermal conductivity is formed as the interlayer,which is disadvantageous to being applied to high-power LEDlight-emitting component that needs high thermal dissipation. Also, theabove patent only discloses the material of the substrate is glass,metal or ceramic, but does not describe the optimization of thesmoothness of the surface of the polycrystalline ceramic. However, thesmoothness of the surface of the reflection mirror has a high positivecorrelation with the light reflectivity.

Therefore, the industry needs a manufacturing method of high reflectionmirror with aluminum nitride, which can manufacture the reflectionmirror in the light-emitting module with thermal dissipation requirementthrough a simple process, wherein the reflection band of themanufactured reflection mirror covers near-ultraviolet, visible lightand infrared light. Accordingly, the reflection mirror in the high-powerlight-emitting module meeting the industry requirement can bemanufactured.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Regarding to the aforementioned disadvantages of the prior art, a mainpurpose of the present invention is to provide a manufacturing method ofa high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride. Themanufacturing process includes grinding and polishing a surface of apolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate, sputtering a metal nitridefilm for filling hole, secondary polishing, manufacturing an aluminumreflection layer, manufacturing a sliver reflection layer andmanufacturing a protecting layer, so as to manufacture a high-effectivewide frequency band reflection mirror having high thermal conductivity,low cost and high reflective wave-band.

In order to improve an application of the reflection mirror for meetingrequirements of high thermal conductivity, high insulation, smoothnessof a surface, processing easily and low cost, a manufacturing method ofthe high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride isdeveloped. The polycrystalline aluminum nitride is configured to be asubstrate material. After filling the defects of a surface of thesubstrate, a reflection stack including aluminum and sliver withspecific thicknesses are manufactured, and a protecting layer is formedon a surface of the sliver layer. The present invention may more easilyand quickly manufacture a reflection mirror applied to a high-powerlight-emitting component with a thermal dissipation requirement, and areflective wave-band of the reflection mirror covers the wave bands ofnear-ultraviolet, visible light and infrared light.

In order to achieve above purposes, the present invention proposes asolution providing a manufacturing method of a high reflection mirrorwith polycrystalline aluminum nitride. The manufacturing methodincludes: (A) providing a polycrystalline aluminum nitride substratehaving a polished surface, and utilizing a magnetron sputteringapparatus to react an aluminum target and a plasma formed of nitrogenand argon for forming an aluminum nitride film on the surface of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate, wherein the aluminum nitridefilm fills into a hole or a gap generated by a lattice defect of thesurface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate; (B) thinning,grinding and polishing the aluminum nitride film for planarizing thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate; (C) forming an aluminumcoating layer on the aluminum nitride film by a vacuum coatingapparatus; (D) forming a sliver coating layer on the aluminum coatinglayer by another vacuum coating apparatus; and (E) forming asurface-protecting layer on the sliver coating layer.

In the above, the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate of the step(A) is formed by a tape casting process or a high temperature sinteringcutting molding process, a thermal conductance value of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate having the polished surfaceof the step (A) is greater than or equal to 170W·m⁻¹·K⁻¹, and aroughness average (Ra) of the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrateranges from 20 nm to 30 nm.

In the above, before performing the step (A), the manufacturing methodmay further include: (1) wiping the polycrystalline semiconductorsubstrate having the polished surface with a solvent comprising one ofacetone, alcohol, and isopropyl alcohol to remove dirt; and (2) removingorganic residues and water vapor on the polished surface of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate through an oxygen ion plasma.Wherein, the oxygen ion plasma of step (2) is generated by a reactiveion etching (RIE) process or an induction coupling plasma etching (ICP)process, a gas source of the oxygen ion plasma may be a mixture gas ofoxygen and argon, a proportion of nitrogen to argon in the mixture gasis 20%-30%, and the manufacturing time is about 1 minute.

In the above, the magnetron sputtering apparatus of the step (A) is adirect current (DC) sputtering apparatus or a radio frequency (RF)magnetron sputtering apparatus, a thickness of the aluminum nitride filmformed by the magnetron sputtering apparatus in step (A) ranges from 5μm to 15 μm, and the lattice defect of the surface of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate refers to the hole or the gapsmaller than 10 μm.

In the above, a method of thinning, grinding and polishing of step (B)is a chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) method or a physical mechanicalpolishing (PMP) method, and after thinning, grinding and polishing thealuminum nitride film, a thickness of the aluminum nitride film rangesfrom 5 μm to 10 μm.

In the above, the vacuum coating apparatus of step (C) or step (D) is avacuum evaporation coating apparatus or a magnetron sputtering coatingapparatus. Purities of an aluminum target material and a sliver targetmaterial are greater than or equal to 99.5%, and deposition rates of thetwo metal layers range from 0.5 nm/s to 1 nm/s. A thickness of theformed aluminum coating layer is greater than 100 nm in order to enhancethe reflectivity of near-ultraviolet. A thickness of the formed slivercoating layer is greater than 300 nm in order to enhance thereflectivity of infrared light and reflectivity of visible light.

In the above, the surface-protecting layer of step (E) may include oneof silicon oxide, magnesium fluoride or aluminum oxide, and a thicknessof the surface-protecting layer ranges from 1 μm to 3 μm.

The hole filling method of the polished surface of the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate used in the present invention utilizes areactive magnetron sputtering technique for forming the aluminum nitridefilm. In the hole filling method, after generating the plasma bycontrolling a specific proportion of the nitrogen and the argon, theplasma is in contact with the aluminum target to form aluminum nitride,and the aluminum nitride is sputtered to the polished surface of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate to form the aluminum nitridefilm. This aluminum nitride film may effectively fill the hole defectsof the polished surface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate. Then, the method utilizes a grinding and polishing process toremove the aluminum nitride film on the surface of the substrate butremain the aluminum nitride filled into the hole defects, so as toeffectively enhance the smoothness of the surface of the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate and decrease light scattering loss caused bythe holes or the gaps of the substrate surface. Hereafter, an aluminumcoating layer and a sliver coating layer with different thicknesses aremanufactured on the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate. A resultshows that the reflectivity of near-ultraviolet, the reflectivity ofinfrared light and the reflectivity of visible light of the highreflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride are raised to behigher than or equal to 90%.

The present invention provides the manufacturing method of the highreflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride. Thecharacteristics of the manufacturing method includes that the holedefects of the polished surface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate is first filled by the aluminum nitride film, and then, thegrinding and polishing process is performed, so as to enhance thesmoothness of the surface and decrease the light scattering loss causedby the hole defects of the surface of the polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate. Next, the aluminum coating layer and the slivercoating layer with specific thicknesses and specific deposition ratesare stacked, such that the high reflective properties (regarding tonear-ultraviolet, infrared light and visible light) of two metals arecombined to achieve a good reflectivity with wide frequency band. As theresult, the manufacture of the high reflection mirror withpolycrystalline aluminum nitride having the high thermal conductivityand the high reflectivity with wide frequency band may be completedeasily and quickly. The high reflection mirror may be applied to ahigh-power light-emitting component to enhance the reflectivity of widefrequency band and thermal dissipation.

The above and the following detailed description and drawings areintended to further illustrate the manner, means, and effect of thepresent invention for achieving predetermined purposes. Other purposesand advantages of the present invention are described in the followingdetailed description and drawings.

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FIG. 1 is a flow diagram illustrating a manufacturing method of a highreflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride according to thepresent invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating a structure formed by amanufacturing method of a high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride according to the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a high magnification optical microscope analysis diagramillustrating a polished surface of a polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is an electronic microscope analysis diagram illustrating across-section after sputtering an aluminum nitride film on apolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate according to an embodiment ofthe present invention;

FIG. 5 is a high magnification optical microscope analysis diagramillustrating a surface after sputtering an aluminum nitride film andsecondary polishing according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a scanning electronic microscope analysis diagram illustratinga cross-section and a top-view after forming an aluminum coating layerand a sliver coating layer on the polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate according to an embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 7 is measuring diagram illustrating a reflectivity spectrum of ahigh reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride accordingto an embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Specific embodiments will be detailed in the follow description toexplain an implementation of the present invention. Those skilled in theart can easily understand an advantage and an effect of the presentinvention from contents disclosed in this specification.

The present invention provides a manufacturing method of a highreflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride. First, themanufacturing method utilizes a process of filling the holes (or gaps)of a surface of a polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate. A reactivemagnetron sputtering technique is used to make ions of a target materialwith high energy be in contact with the surface of the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate, so as to form a compact aluminum nitride forfilling the hole defects of the surface of the polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate. Then, a secondary grinding and polishing process isutilized to remove the surface aluminum nitride film but remain thealuminum nitride filled into the defect, so as to enhance a smoothnessof the surface and decrease light scattering loss caused by the holes orthe gaps of the surface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate. Next, an aluminum coating layer and a sliver coating layerwith specific thicknesses are manufactured on the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate after filling the holes (or the gaps), so asto enhance the reflectivity of near-ultraviolet reflectivity, thereflectivity of infrared light and the reflectivity of visible light ofthe high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride.

Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 is a flow diagram illustrating amanufacturing method of a high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride according to the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1,the manufacturing method of the high reflection mirror withpolycrystalline aluminum nitride includes: (A) providing apolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate having a polished surface,and utilizing a magnetron sputtering apparatus to react an aluminumtarget and a plasma formed of nitrogen and argon for forming an aluminumnitride film on the surface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate, wherein the aluminum nitride film fills into the holes orgaps generated by a lattice defect of the surface of the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate (step S101); (B) thinning, grinding andpolishing the aluminum nitride film for planarizing the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate (step S102); (C) forming an aluminum coatinglayer on the aluminum nitride film by a vacuum coating apparatus (stepS103); (D) forming a sliver coating layer on the aluminum coating layerby a vacuum coating apparatus (step S104); and (E) forming asurface-protecting layer on the sliver coating layer (step S105).Referring to FIG. 2, FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating astructure formed by a manufacturing method of a high reflection mirrorwith polycrystalline aluminum nitride according to the presentinvention. As shown in FIG. 2, a high reflection coating film withaluminum nitride manufactured according to the present inventionincludes: the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate 100, afilled-hole 200 with aluminum nitride film, the high reflection aluminumcoating layer 300, the high reflection sliver coating layer 400 and thesurface-protecting layer 500.

Wherein, before performing the step (A), the manufacturing method mayfurther include: (1) wiping the polycrystalline semiconductor substratehaving the polished surface with a solvent comprising one of acetone,alcohol, and isopropyl alcohol to remove dirt; and (2) removing organicresidues and water vapor on the polished surface of the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate through an oxygen ion plasma.

Embodiment 1

The polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate having one singlepolished surface is provided, the thermal conductance value of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate is 179W·m⁻¹·K⁻¹, and theroughness average (Ra) of the polished surface is 27 nm. The polishedsurface is wiped for cleaning by isopropyl alcohol. Referring to FIG. 3,FIG. 3 is a high magnification optical microscope analysis diagramillustrating a polished surface of a polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shownin FIG. 3, a size of the hole defect of the polished surface ranges from5 μm to 10 μm when observing. Then, the polished surface of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate is cleaned by oxygen ionplasma for 1 minute. After removing the organic residues and the watervapor, the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate is place into thehigh vacuum magnetron sputtering apparatus. When the manufacturedprocessing condition of a vacuum level less than 5×10⁻⁸ torr isachieved, by using 1.5KW manufactured processing power, the aluminumtarget and the plasma formed by the nitrogen of 12 sccm and the argon of48 sccm are reacted to form aluminum nitride, such that the aluminumnitride is sputtered on the polished surface of the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate to form the aluminum nitride film. Theprocess time is 40 minutes. Referring to FIG. 4, FIG. 4 is an electronicmicroscope analysis diagram illustrating a cross-section aftersputtering an aluminum nitride film on a polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate according to an embodiment of the present invention.As shown in FIG. 4, a thickness of the aluminum nitride film is 9.2 μmby measured. Then, the surface thinning, grinding and polishingprocesses are performed to the polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate with the aluminum nitride film filling the lattice defect ofthe polished surface. In the manufactured processing conditions, first,CMP80 (nanometer scale polishing liquid with main grain size of about 80nm) is used to perform the polishing process at rotational speed of 30rpm, temperature of 20° C. and processing pressure of 2 kg/cm² for 20minutes, and next, CMP20 (nanometer scale polishing liquid with maingrain size of about 20 nm) is used to perform the polishing process atrotational speed of 30 rpm, temperature of 20° C. and processingpressure of 2 kg/cm² for 10 minutes, so as to remove the aluminumnitride film on the surface of the substrate and remain the aluminumnitride sputter in the holes. Referring FIG. 5, FIG. 5 is a highmagnification optical microscope analysis diagram illustrating a surfaceafter sputtering an aluminum nitride film and secondary polishingaccording to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 5,by observation, the aluminum nitride film has filled the hole defects ofthe surface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate, and adiameter of the hole defect filled by the aluminum nitride film rangesfrom 5 μm to 10 μm. Thereafter, an aluminum coating layer with athickness of 100 nm is formed on the polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate by using a vacuum coating apparatus with a deposition rate of1 nm/s, so as to enhance the reflectivity of near-ultraviolet. A slivercoating layer with a thickness of 300 nm is formed on the aluminumcoating layer by using the vacuum coating apparatus, so as to enhancethe reflectivity of infrared light and the reflectivity of visiblelight. Referring to FIG. 6, FIG. 6 is a scanning electronic microscopeanalysis diagram illustrating a cross-section and a top-view afterforming an aluminum coating layer and a sliver coating layer on thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate according to an embodiment ofthe present invention. As shown in FIG. 6, the reflection coating layershave been coated on this high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride. Then, a magnesium fluoride protecting layer with athickness of 1 μm is formed on the reflection coating layer by thevacuum coating apparatus. After that, the reflectivity spectrum of thehigh reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride ismeasured. Referring to FIG. 7, FIG. 7 is measuring diagram illustratinga reflectivity spectrum of a high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride according to an embodiment of the present invention. Asshown in the reflectivity spectrum of the high reflection mirror withpolycrystalline aluminum nitride, the reflectivity corresponding to therange from near-ultraviolet region to infrared light region (365 nm-1000nm) is higher than or equal to 90%, wherein the reflectivity ofnear-ultraviolet with a wavelength of 365 nm is 91.1%.

Embodiment 2

The polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate having one singlepolished surface is provided, the thermal conductance value of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate is 176 μm, and the roughnessaverage (Ra) of the polished surface is 23 nm. The polished surface iswiped for cleaning by isopropyl alcohol. Then, the polished surface ofthe polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate is cleaned by oxygen ionplasma for 1 minute. After removing the organic residues and the watervapor, the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate is placed into thehigh vacuum magnetron sputtering apparatus. When the manufacturedprocessing condition of a vacuum level less than 5×10⁻⁸ torr isachieved, by using 1.5KW manufactured processing power, the aluminumtarget and the plasma formed by the nitrogen of 20 sccm and the argon of40 sccm are reacted to form aluminum nitride, such that the aluminumnitride is sputtered on the polished surface of the polycrystallinealuminum nitride substrate to form the aluminum nitride film. Theprocess time is 40 minutes. The thickness of the aluminum nitride filmis 11.5 μm by measured. Thereafter, the surface thinning, grinding andpolishing processes are performed to the polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate with the aluminum nitride film filling the latticedefect of the polished surface. In the manufactured processingconditions, first, CMP80 (nanometer scale polishing liquid with maingrain size of about 80 nm) is used to perform the polishing process atrotational speed of 30 rpm, temperature of 20° C. and processingpressure of 2 kg/cm² for 20 minutes, and next, CMP20 (nanometer scalepolishing liquid with main grain size of about 20 nm) is used toperformed the polishing process at rotational speed of 30 rpm,temperature of 20° C. and processing pressure of 2 kg/cm² for 10minutes, so as to remove the aluminum nitride film on the surface of thesubstrate and remain the aluminum nitride sputter in the holes. Thus,the hole filling process and the secondary polishing process of thealuminum nitride film are completed. By observation, the aluminumnitride film has filled the hole defects of the surface of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate, and the diameter of the holedefects filled by the aluminum nitride film ranges from 5 μm to 10 μm.Thereafter, an aluminum coating layer with a thickness of 100 nm isformed on the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate by using thevacuum coating apparatus with a deposition rate of 0.5 nm/s, so as toenhance the reflectivity of near-ultraviolet. A sliver coating layerwith a thickness of 300 nm is formed on the aluminum coating layer byusing the vacuum coating apparatus, so as to enhance the reflectivity ofinfrared light and the reflectivity of visible light. Then, a magnesiumfluoride protecting layer with a thickness of 1 μm is formed on thereflection coating layer by the vacuum coating apparatus. After that,the reflectivity spectrum of the high reflection mirror withpolycrystalline aluminum nitride is measured. The measuring result ofthe reflectivity spectrum of the high reflection mirror withpolycrystalline aluminum nitride shows that the reflectivitycorresponding to the range from near-ultraviolet region to infraredlight region (365 nm-1000 nm) is higher than or equal to 90%, whereinthe reflectivity of near-ultraviolet with a wavelength of 365 nm is92.4%.

Compared with the conventional high reflection mirror, in the presentinvention, the holes or the gaps generated by the lattice defect of thepolycrystalline ceramic is effectively reduced by the hole fillingprocess and the secondary polishing process of the polycrystallinealuminum nitride film, so as to enhance the smoothness of the substrateand the reflection efficiency. Therefore, the polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate has better thermal conductivity compared with a glasssubstrate or a polymer substrate. The polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate has less surface defect and better reflectivity compared witha polycrystalline ceramic substrate. The polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate has a cost vantage cost compared with amonocrystalline ceramic substrate. The polycrystalline aluminum nitridesubstrate has better insulating property compared with a metalsubstrate. By forming the stack including the aluminum coating layer andthe sliver coating layer with specific thicknesses, the high reflectionrequirements of near-ultraviolet light, visible light and infrared lightare achieved simultaneously with less metal reflection layers. As aresult, the high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitridemay achieve the competitive advantages including high thermalconductivity, high insulation, high reflectivity of wide frequency bandand low cost, and the high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride can be applied to a high-power light-emitting componentwith the thermal dissipation requirement, so as to make it be usedwidely in the future.

The above embodiments are merely to explain the features and effects ofthe present invention and not to limit the scope of the presentinvention. Those skilled in the art will readily observe that numerousmodifications and alterations of the device and method may be madewithout departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.Accordingly, the above disclosure should be construed as limited only bythe metes and bounds of the appended claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A manufacturing method of a high reflectionmirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride, the manufacturing methodcomprising following steps: (A) providing a polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate having a polished surface, and utilizing a magnetronsputtering apparatus to react an aluminum target and a plasma formed ofnitrogen and argon for forming an aluminum nitride film on the surfaceof the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate, wherein the aluminumnitride film fills into a hole or a gap generated by a lattice defect ofthe surface of the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate; (B)thinning, grinding and polishing the aluminum nitride film forplanarizing the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate; (C) formingan aluminum coating layer on the aluminum nitride film by a vacuumcoating apparatus; (D) forming a sliver coating layer on the aluminumcoating layer by another vacuum coating apparatus; and (E) forming asurface-protecting layer on the sliver coating layer.
 2. Themanufacturing method of the high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride of claim 1, wherein the polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate of the step (A) is formed by a tape casting process ora high temperature sintering cutting molding process.
 3. Themanufacturing method of the high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride of claim 1, wherein a thermal conductance value of thepolycrystalline aluminum nitride substrate having the polished surfaceof the step (A) is greater than or equal to 170 W·m⁻¹·K⁻¹, and aroughness average (Ra) of the polycrystalline aluminum nitride substrateranges from 20 nm to 30 nm.
 4. The manufacturing method of the highreflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride of claim 1,wherein before performing the step (A), the manufacturing method furthercomprises: (1) wiping the polycrystalline semiconductor substrate havingthe polished surface with a solvent comprising one of acetone, alcohol,and isopropyl alcohol to remove dirt; (2) removing organic residues andwater vapor on the polished surface of the polycrystalline aluminumnitride substrate through an oxygen ion plasma.
 5. The manufacturingmethod of the high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminumnitride of claim 4, wherein the oxygen ion plasma of step (2) isgenerated by a reactive ion etching (RIE) process or an inductioncoupling plasma etching (ICP) process.
 6. The manufacturing method ofthe high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride ofclaim 4, wherein a gas source of the oxygen ion plasma of step (2) is amixture gas of oxygen and argon.
 7. The manufacturing method of the highreflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride of claim 1,wherein the magnetron sputtering apparatus of the step (A) is a directcurrent (DC) sputtering apparatus or a radio frequency (RF) magnetronsputtering apparatus.
 8. The manufacturing method of the high reflectionmirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride of claim 1, wherein athickness of the aluminum nitride film of step (A) ranges from 5 μm to15 μm.
 9. The manufacturing method of the high reflection mirror withpolycrystalline aluminum nitride of claim 1, wherein a method ofthinning, grinding and polishing of step (B) is a chemical mechanicalpolishing (CMP) method or a physical mechanical polishing (PMP) method.10. The manufacturing method of the high reflection mirror withpolycrystalline aluminum nitride of claim 1, wherein after thinning,grinding and polishing the aluminum nitride film of step (B), athickness of the aluminum nitride film ranges from 5 μm to 10 μm. 11.The manufacturing method of the high reflection mirror withpolycrystalline aluminum nitride of claim 1, wherein the vacuum coatingapparatus of step (C) or step (D) is a vacuum evaporation coatingapparatus or a magnetron sputtering coating apparatus.
 12. Themanufacturing method of the high reflection mirror with polycrystallinealuminum nitride of claim 1, wherein a thickness of the aluminum coatinglayer of step (C) is greater than 100 nm.
 13. The manufacturing methodof the high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride ofclaim 1, wherein a thickness of the sliver coating layer of step (D) isgreater than 300 nm.
 14. The manufacturing method of the high reflectionmirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride of claim 1, wherein thesurface-protecting layer of step (E) comprises one of silicon oxide,magnesium fluoride or aluminum oxide.
 15. The manufacturing method ofthe high reflection mirror with polycrystalline aluminum nitride ofclaim 1, wherein a thickness of the surface-protecting layer of step (E)ranges from 1 μm to 3 μm.